The New York City Police Department and the Manhattan District Attorney's Office are investigating accusations by a Manhattan judge that officers misrepresented the circumstances surrounding the arrest of a protester, an NYPD legal official said Tuesday.
October 04, 2017 at 06:01 PM
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The New York City Police Department and the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office are investigating accusations by a Manhattan judge that officers misrepresented the circumstances surrounding the arrest of a protester, an NYPD legal official said Tuesday.
On Monday, Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Stephen Antignani acquitted Cristina Winsor of a disorderly conduct charge she received while taking part in a Black Lives Matter demonstration in July 2016.
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